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"Great image quality (as good as 1080P on a Bravia XBR)" on by excesseve
Pros: Very good image quality. I own 2 units and each uses it's own channel, works like a charm. Have DVR, apple TV and Playstation3 all plugged on 1 unit, easy switching and 100% compatible. Remote is amazing too. Receiver attaches neatly behind Bravia
Cons: Slow change between SD & HD (couple of seconds of delay). No 1080P support, although no one will notice (really!!!) the difference when using a Bravia with 120 or 240 hz .
Summary: Just a real pleasure to have all cables and units neatly arranged away from the TV.
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"I actually own this thing - and it works great!" on by gshok75
Pros: It's simple to setup and works great. Nothing to do really, just plug it into the receiver with a good HDMI cable. Plug the receiver into the Sony TV. And it works. I am using this over a 60ft line of site connection.
Cons: No 1080p, but I use it to watch TV...no 1080p transmission. And I have another HDTV and blue-ray play doing 1080p...not much difference.
Summary: It would have cost me about $1000 for a Fiber HDMI cable, and another severl hundred to get it run, not to mention destroying some walls. This fixes that. And it works. CNET's article is tripe. No I don't work for sony. I actually own this thing.
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"Not a review, a rant" on by Rod Roddy
Pros: Not a review, a rant
Cons: Not a review, a rant
Summary: Ok, here's my beef with Sony,...THEY'RE TOO DAMN EXPENSIVE! And for what? technology that another brand will do the same if not better for less? No thanks Sony, that's $800 dollars you wont get from me.

